Trusteer Announces General Availability of E-Commerce Fraud Prevention Service
Trusteer, the leading provider of endpoint cybercrime prevention solutions, today announced the general availability of the Trusteer Cybercrime Prevention Architecture for e-commerce.
A better way to find crucial digital evidence
The era of big data is placing investigators under increasing pressure as the data involved in investigations continually grows, becomes more complex and is stored in more places within an organisation.
LinkedIn snaps shut OAuth login token snaffling vulnerability
Facebook-for-bosses website LinkedIn has fixed a security vulnerability that potentially allowed anyone to swipe users’ OAuth login tokens.
Apple hack exploited with new phishing campaign
In order to make sure a phishing campaign works, the victim has to believe an email is legitimate. It’s no surprise that the Apple security breach is the latest event to be taken advantage of.
Almost half of India Web users attacked by local malware
According to Kaspersky Lab’s second quarter report, Kaspersky Security Bulletin, for April to June 2013, 19.9 million malware threats were detected on the computers of the Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) participants in India.
The rise of sophisticated malware
A recent Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) research study focused on advanced malware protection and detection.
Executives lack confidence in their cyber security
More than two-thirds of executives are concerned their companies will not be able to stop such threats, and one in five say their biggest concern is not knowing whether an attack is underway, according to ThreatTrack Security.
U.A.E. Thwarts Cyber-Attack Attempts on Government Sites
The United Arab Emirates, the second-largest economy in the Middle East, fought off a series of cyber-attacks later traced to Egypt.
Big banks stage mega-cyberattack drill
About 50 institutions — including banks like JPMorgan Chase (JPM, Fortune 500) and Bank of America (BAC, Fortune 500) — will participate in the exercise, called “Quantum Dawn 2.”
How Protecting Your Privacy Could Make You the Bad Guy
There’s a funny catch-22 when it comes to privacy best practices. The very techniques that experts recommend to protect your privacy from government and commercial tracking could be at odds with the antiquated, vague Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA).
